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Sergio Peña-Neira

Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge

Associate Professor of Law

Badajoz 130, p. 13, Ofic. 1306

Santiago, Santiago de Chile 7560908

Chile

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  • Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge

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  • Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge

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Bridging Divides: The Evolution of Marine Genetic Resource Governance Beyond National Jurisdiction

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Monetary and non-monetary benefit sharing under the BBNJ Agreement

Number of pages: 25 Posted: 23 Jul 2024
Arianna Broggiato, Paul Dunshirn, Marcel Jaspars and Sergio Peña-Neira
European Union - European Commission, University of Vienna, Aberdeen University and Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge
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BBNJ Agreement, benefit sharing, equity, marine genetic resources, digital sequence information, monetary benefits, non-monetary benefits, capacity building

Traditional Knowledge associated with marine genetic resources in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction

Number of pages: 12 Posted: 23 Jul 2024
Sergio Peña-Neira and Luciana Fernandes Coelho
Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge and World Maritime University
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Traditional knowledge, marine genetic resources, Indigenous Peoples, local communities, BBNJ Agreement, recognition in treaties, regulation

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Planning on Law: Fair and Just in the Division of Benefits. The Case of Genetic Resources in the High Seas (Water Column)

Revista Derecho del Estado. 41, 2018, 227-253. Doi.org/10.18601/01229893.n41.09.
Number of pages: 28 Posted: 21 Apr 2019
Sergio Peña-Neira
Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge
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marine genetic resources, equity, justice, benefit sharing, lack of rules, water column

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International Law and its Application: Biodiversityy and International Obligations Derived from Natural Genetics Resources in Costa Rica

Anuario Mexicano de Derecho internacional, Volumen XII 2012, pp. 673-696, Anuario Mexicano de Derecho internacional
Number of pages: 17 Posted: 21 Sep 2016
Sergio Peña-Neira
Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge
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Equitable sharing of benefits, International Law obligations and rights, Natural Genetic Resources, legislation, Costa Rica, case studies.

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Interpretation and Application of International Legal Obligation in a National Legal System: Taking Seriously Benefit Sharing from the Utilization of Genetic Resources in India

Mexican Journal of International Law, 2017
Posted: 30 Oct 2017 Last Revised: 10 May 2018
Sergio Peña-Neira
Faculty of Law, Center for Society and Health. U. Mayor, Visiting Researcher, Transnational Law Institute-Kings College London, Brandon R. Fellow, 17-18, Lauterpacht, U of Cambridge

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Equity and Justice; benefits sharing; genetic resources; India; interpretation and application